Celebrating 37 Years

1890’s Farmhouse Exterior

  • This newly renovated 1890’s Edina farmhouse offers a look that is both modern and rooted in history after years of wear.  It had been remodeled and added on to many times, and the owners wanted to restore its original farmhouse soul, while also making it fit into its high-end neighborhood.
  • This newly renovated 1890’s Edina farmhouse offers a look that is both modern and rooted in history after years of wear.  It had been remodeled and added on to many times, and the owners wanted to restore its original farmhouse soul, while also making it fit into its high-end neighborhood.
  • This newly renovated 1890’s Edina farmhouse offers a look that is both modern and rooted in history after years of wear.  It had been remodeled and added on to many times, and the owners wanted to restore its original farmhouse soul, while also making it fit into its high-end neighborhood.
  • This newly renovated 1890’s Edina farmhouse offers a look that is both modern and rooted in history after years of wear.  It had been remodeled and added on to many times, and the owners wanted to restore its original farmhouse soul, while also making it fit into its high-end neighborhood.
  • This newly renovated 1890’s Edina farmhouse offers a look that is both modern and rooted in history after years of wear.  It had been remodeled and added on to many times, and the owners wanted to restore its original farmhouse soul, while also making it fit into its high-end neighborhood.
  • This newly renovated 1890’s Edina farmhouse offers a look that is both modern and rooted in history after years of wear.  It had been remodeled and added on to many times, and the owners wanted to restore its original farmhouse soul, while also making it fit into its high-end neighborhood.
  • This newly renovated 1890’s Edina farmhouse offers a look that is both modern and rooted in history after years of wear.  It had been remodeled and added on to many times, and the owners wanted to restore its original farmhouse soul, while also making it fit into its high-end neighborhood.
  • This newly renovated 1890’s Edina farmhouse offers a look that is both modern and rooted in history after years of wear.  It had been remodeled and added on to many times, and the owners wanted to restore its original farmhouse soul, while also making it fit into its high-end neighborhood.
  • The original Farmhouse had been remodeled many times throughout the years, creating a patched look that didn’t do justice to the history and character of the home.  It was a challenge to tie together the many additions and seemingly unrelated architectural elements into a cohesive whole.
  • The original Farmhouse had been remodeled many times throughout the years, creating a patched look that didn’t do justice to the history and character of the home.  It was a challenge to tie together the many additions and seemingly unrelated architectural elements into a cohesive whole.
  • The original Farmhouse had been remodeled many times throughout the years, creating a patched look that didn’t do justice to the history and character of the home.  It was a challenge to tie together the many additions and seemingly unrelated architectural elements into a cohesive whole.
  • The original Farmhouse had been remodeled many times throughout the years, creating a patched look that didn’t do justice to the history and character of the home.  It was a challenge to tie together the many additions and seemingly unrelated architectural elements into a cohesive whole.
  • The original Farmhouse had been remodeled many times throughout the years, creating a patched look that didn’t do justice to the history and character of the home.  It was a challenge to tie together the many additions and seemingly unrelated architectural elements into a cohesive whole.
  • The original Farmhouse had been remodeled many times throughout the years, creating a patched look that didn’t do justice to the history and character of the home.  It was a challenge to tie together the many additions and seemingly unrelated architectural elements into a cohesive whole.
  • The original Farmhouse had been remodeled many times throughout the years, creating a patched look that didn’t do justice to the history and character of the home.  It was a challenge to tie together the many additions and seemingly unrelated architectural elements into a cohesive whole.
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Designed and Built by TreHus.

COTY MN 2017 Award  – Residential Exterior Up to $200,000